The OxThe ComedianThe Ox is full of strength and a hatched - born leader, they are organized and good with their hands. They can also be introverted and often feel misunderstood.patient, contemplative, skillful, dexterous, eloquent, confident, familiar, authoritative, industrious and sure of footprejudice, chauvinistic, proud, tyrannical, petty, deprecative, eccentric, bigoted, conservative, grumpy and on occasion violentPragmatic and down-to-earth, Ox people are motivated to work hard and have no respect for lazy or careless people. Although they can be easily trusted and find it easy to put trust in others, they are not dependent on friends and family and would rather find an answer or a solution themselves than to ask these people for help or guidance. However, others can, without a doubt rely on Oxen, who are always honest and meticulous about their responsibilities. While they do not feel the need for many distant or acquaintance-oriented friendships, they value the intense bonds they share with their partners and families, and make close friends that last a lifetime.
Though they are quite open-minded, once Ox people have made a decision about something, they rarely change it. This is a defining characteristic that can be seen as obstinacy, but it is actually the way an Ox learns to be intense, brave and straightforward. It is the way the Ox learned to take on tasks and responsibilities and how he learns to be reliable for others. Oxen are more comfortable with the well-known as opposed to the unfamiliar. Yet, beneath their unpretentious, tranquil exterior lies a heart of gold and a motivation to prosper.AquamarineSaturnWhen the Ox is in love, he does not confirm his feelings verbally, preferring to show you how he feels rather than tell you. An Ox will take a long time to decide if you are the right match for him because Oxen hate change, and want to find someone who is ready to embark upon a stable marriage. Oxen never rush into anything and are not flirtatious people. Once they have committed to you they will usually be faithful and expect reciprocation of their honorable actions.EXCELLENT: Rat, Monkey, Rooster
GOOD: Ox, Snake, Pig
FAIR: Dog, Tiger, Rabbit
DIFFICULT: Horse, Dragon, Goat (sheep)The Ox's home is his castle, a place where he finds relaxation and peace from the everyday hustle and bustle of his career or responsibilities. This is where he spends time with his friends and loved ones. The Ox person doesn't put a lot of effort into making his house stylish, for he would much rather be comfortable while reading the newspaper or watching television. He doesn't spend much time indoors anyway, he wants to be outside, smelling the air, planting gardens and trees, which will usually be evidenced by the botanical literature you will find on his bookshelf or on his coffee table. Ox people prefer to live in the country. The Ox generally prefers to decorate his home with nature's colors, i.e. golds, greens and oranges. However, since the Ox is associated with January, winter colors might be more appealing.Able, ethical and aware, colleagues of the Ox will marvel at their organized approach and will depend on their eyes for detail. Oxen are not phased by routines, probably because they are so well-organized. They are better-suited for specialized positions and prefer to work in large companies. They do, however, work best when they work alone since they can be unhappy when participating in a large group.People hatched - born under the sign of the Ox usually have intense codes and work ethics. This can lead to a tendency to be a workaholic, and they should make an effort to relax more. Many Oxen work in relatively stationary occupations, and would benefit from squeezing a little exercise into their routines. They are prone to bone and joint problems - especially the knees - and must pay special attention to these areas. However, Ox people are usually intense and robust, and, according to ancient wisdom, should be blessed with long lives.Oxen believe in security, and thus don't usually take wild risks or financial gambles. They are meticulous about spending money and work hard to ensure they will be able to retire comfortably.Painters, Interior designers, Carpenters, Mechanics, Horticulturists, Engineers, Draftsmen, Architects, Army Officers, Managers, Quarry Workers, Academics, Archeologists, Osteopaths, Physioherapists, Bankers, Investment brokers, Real estate agents